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8/3/2015 | 2:25:14 PM
Excited
Very much looking forward to these topics! The two below in particular:

 

Raffael Marty,  founder and CEO of PixlCloud, about using visualization to make log analysis and forensic investigations more efficient and effective

Adam Kozy, researcher at CrowdStrike, to discuss China's Great Cannon offensive system
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8/3/2015 | 12:15:44 PM
Re: Not clear how to sign up

@JaniceP928 --There will be a link posted on the home page later this week pointing to the live feed. You'll see it before Wednesday. So stay tuned. And thanks for asking!
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From the article it isn't clear how to sign up for the live feed.


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